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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

An excellent ard, az the same time, expe-
dtious way % cook chicken IS 70 smother
IT, Take tender fowl. split itopen through
the hack, wash thoroughly and see that il Is
nicely drcssei; then dTadgs in butter and
four, pat in a small bake pan with a cupful
and a half u water and a toaspocnful of salt.
iav the skin side up az first. baste il fre-
qseutlY. and when wcll Drowned on Top turn
il over and bake the under side dredging
often with gravy. There IS TO more paiatahle
wsv of coolsing chicken. This is a receipt
from one Of tho famous coloFcd cooks OF ths
znuta
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

J. L. Starkveather, of Romeo. Mich, (or
agent viii be at Grand Rapids Tuesday,
March l5th; AZ Ionia March 10th. and at ST.
Johns March 18th, 1857. al the County
Clerks Office on pension business. lie Sc
cured q pension for Reuben Warner. of
Flint. OF over Il 100. Rejected claims q
speciality. lncress Il claims Of J. c. Hicks
from .i6 TO S24 ard J. HOsner from So 10
f24 Drafted men are entitled 70 apens;on
Dependent fathers and mothers entitled 20
pension. He never gives up worthy
claim. Call and see him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

There are YES i've sentenced prisoners At
t. re Isl ard enc insane WOMAN. Mrs. Felt
uer. NJ Walker township. Fh0 VII b. taksa
"a Kalamazoo Fl few dsvs. The lsdv
sesras 20 be- in mor'si dread of some inn
sEinsrv enemy whom she SAYS IS t-finr to
nr-ie- her f,r Der money 0theruiss she
Seams Ir.'e RATIONAL and when her fsod =
1-orEnt O. str she thanks the attendants
anil crnVsTses with them quite intel zabiv
rn the Ccnfi.lan Of the weather and he
zsrefaI -ouics ol lae day Yesterday. under
tte gentle perfsion 81 The officers che
gave un her ho5dle. some fse ia rotes ard
sreentscss. which she bad con ,saf sd abont
ter ferron since Der eniran-s O. the isil
ersr a w < ego.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

0fesIk1eirsa-sns has beea causs1 IL ia
s,einityol iars. fsK. ~ tie fefn4rs a. :
fscoseEs of NJ j. T. C8f.sY. shs Nas i
helpless be eoald zos t1sn ia bel. iK "a ~
as be4s eYsEy boar saic - 49, egnx IN
Cunkgmptleu A -Etsl bottle ~ III kiugss
Hea Discovery uas ts1i hi1n flaclus is.
hrf. hs bought 3 iaxise bottle AID box "
- klass AeN lAls fllis, ~ tas fiuse aas
bad taGeu tNo b0xes ~ iliis zua tFa "a
lies ~ the Discovery ns So wsil AID b2l
faiIesi 10 aest tiirf9-Six pounds
pa bottles d This Great Discovery for
Conbumption 10 st Wm. n fb0a
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

W ~ S1ls. Druggist. Dippas lad tesfi
nea Il esn resOIaID=ud EieciFic Bitters =
the tery besI remssiy. Every bottle sohl
has gwen relief IN every case one mAzi
took Sax bottles. and Was cured II AEsufna.
tisul Of ten yesss standing A5rsharl
HAIR, druggist bsliwile. 0alo afrrs1s.
Ihf best selEne Llcclclue ] have ever
hanElea iu my t1enfy yeaEs experience, =
Eiedtrc bltisrs.' Thousand Of others have
ad14d their testimony ~ ihst the verdict l.
unahifnous ira. Electric blitee DO ere ssl
diseases OF Tic IAgef kidneys or Blood
Only a bali dollar bottle ~ VIM. IL fibHs
drug stoEe - Nonrre and b CAna..sls
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

rte case Of Ira Crane cha-ze1 By Sarah
iars.eF wi,h esilz a.scfisr.g. vas tried in
Fica Crurt yesterday. She charged him
r'th usinz in.ieesrt and insuie1x lanrfisra
a',a rsi'rt her vile nauies TIE aviaauca
s'snEei However. tbsf she was verse tian
t1e .'ei';llaHt. ard taat sae bal csiiof him
atsa names ana aet osen the principal
t1se - Iige d.
rlri fhsf 81 vas not E'litv 90 fhe aleFef
ce~se AMI hs vas 8is hsr1sd frars esfsfe-
az ua'e r.ie xnr'sn rcurlv sbasa1 sx.arr
c.icsr thereasoufs far not aoinx thni-
.I.tr
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

Bamboo furniture is always in demand
among people of ar.istic tastes as a pleasing va
rietY e. piece along with rich. heavier styles
There are charming httie stands and work
tables q bamboo that are ss pretty rs con
vemsut. and bamboo curtain poles especially
sIiseI - Suu.ner HOUSES and cottages.
Screens. bamboo chairs and easels % various
sizes are other orrarnental articles that can
be purchased az a reasonabie cos..
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
Change In business.

Barlow Bros, u Pearl-st, have sold their
paper box factory TO Mr. w. W Huelster.
OF Chicago, who is moving same 20 IL Pearl
ST., near the bridge.
Messrs. Barlow Bros. will hereafter occu-
py their present quarters in the Houseman
block. and also the rooms Just vacated by
the paper box department solely for their
blank-book and book binding business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
'''A' y '0Hfa''

Op Monday, Feb. u, We WI
place on sale at greatly re
duced prices, our entire line
of Ladies, Misses and Infants
Muslin Underwear. Every
lady in Grand Rapids should
take advantage Of this rare
opportunity TO purchase a full
line OF made up Muslin Un-
derwear, either for herself
her grown up child, OF for the
infant.
Infants Short Dresses az
SOC, 60c, 75c, o5c, 81, sL45
and sl.s5.
Infants Long Dresses at
s5c, zoe, Soc, 9Oc 81, $l.25
$l5O, sl.75, 81, $3.50 and
$3.50.
Infants Long Skirts at SOC.
S5c, $l.25, $50 and s..
Misses Skirts at 45c, soc.
zoe, 75c, Sl.l5 and Sl.20.
Misses Drawers at 25c, 35c.
6Oc, zoe, 75c and sl.OO.
Misses Night Dresses at
75c. Soc and 81.
Misses Aprons at 35c, z5c.
60c and 75c.
Ladies Chemise, 30c. 35c.
Acc, 45c, SOC, 6Oc, 75c, SOC, Sc
and upward as high as s..
Ladies Drawers at soc, ssc.
soe, CSC, soc, 6oe, Csc, 7oo, 7sc.
Boo. ssc, 9oe, 81, SI.as, $50
and Sz.
Ladies White Skirts az soc.
SEC, CSC, Soc, 7se, sso. esc, 81,
si.Is, and upwards as high as
IS.
Ladies Night Dresses. 75c.
35o, 81, sl.i5. sl.25, sl.as,
sl5o, sl75, 81. and opwsrd an
high as $3.50 each.
Ladies White Muslin Aprons
1t pic, 23c, 25c, 55c, 65c, ss
'nd SL25.
a large and elegant fne Of
Corset Covers as low IS rs
,ents ard a. high as 81 each.
Everything IN the above isne
u underwear Is nosdc sp from
yood materials 90 the very bess
Drslins, and trimmed v1tb rssjE
les, tine embroidery, Torc<ron
,dge and irsertion.
We earnestly invite tfr ss6scs
# Grand Rapids, for st>sr ovn
,enefit, 90 make an easlv an.
Ipectien Ct these goods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

- tas E44s's F.fl.sss
a. 1ft go 1 @ ~ .stssfff.af B
rssaas 5 eefrs@sltet t2e ss s
r,.las,sa taez 49, a4Lel fsess. lla rtSFss -.
..sE s-4sEelT E-afe t14a asse tgsf4 -i 50 - -
-es< a sefy o4l 49, 4-ffs.-fisl 1ssse .zsF
- aaa.te - s.4t.l4G - eelsf 1sfsaea e.ss
ri<e - aslt - tAAa frela ons va.s cas- ea r
s Flste tcss z.e efessffs Fsss azs1lef
eeiar ste=s. ~lslfof <ils aa5 - ,..e4 aai
t.is .ast llfs tsts nut 60 af tEs ss1.e 80
e4e e-,er eHls afcslzs tI'sla Gee 4lrse-
ga lsal zrsea fIeus lls efksg. - any sais.,.
sea af sta.il- .s1H the sscorstir zlay fals-y
fse ssiss asay 1.i 5n84n sow - a. - lolk
L4s aalt9.s sis.s faalEag tasB has ~ cel1T
aay - i4li aatlsH sacb piaiG fAe artssts
tasle 80 s1szsst . seerr q says h. @k.es
tlese slffa.css al.if o. a.esL
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

Sealed prrposa's a7dresssaf - n II
Hoops ofsce of Rcikiey. Lemou & Hoops
this cifv, viii ~ Esoeivea 90 ~ bes,ra g =
Hn INST. f1F fhe erechen - NcHana4
Nauefial Ehacfl D-sxinzs sn.7 zra.is
ceteus FOR ssrae .r 80 sae~ 81 oesca 81 Va
N Eohin sec = Arf e~t r0nras "a a. .-,s
81 Foeter block. Boa ding Covznsif1ee r.
serve the Fgrt 20 re.svt any Or I'll hsds
b orl*er g BelIdlzax G 90 saasta~
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

Get your Carpets cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and d Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good as new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine IN the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
S. II. ALLEN. Manager.
n. B.-MT. II. ". Cienment is
no longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

THE BKsr sALvz in the gufs1 for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, SAT- RGeuDi, Feve.
Sores. letter. Cnappe1 Hands Chlbzins,
Corns and all Skin E.ruptions, and positive
iy cures piles, oF no pay required. II h
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded Price Is cents per box.
For sale ~ Vim. H.Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

tea si-het:s- Ate.f ssefig Fsss "a 81 -
.-t ftt'.et 81 H.-f 49, a-as - lis TX.
--- ---st Fs-A.4s -a- sAlpgGE 8 ~
saile-s,.s~ aa1 slhas eser flt cssf.e - 80
heti eaHs. s.se4 ~, s1.lz zers s1aI5 81
-nee sf-1tr.sf.al. rstsss Z ~ ID y. ,sesss-a
5000 7s
L---al.-ss lE- -
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
Fine Imported Goods

Deitenthsler has Just added to bis already
large line Of imported goods--a large vaIie-
" of sardells and aneliones-a sample OF
them is the only way Of judging their fine
flavor
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

That Dstienthalef slwars keeps the finest
variety of hsh ana oysters q his market
III Monroe-st.. that can be found IN the
city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

CktAALLA AsD CASz Cover tne outside
sfssD With thick silver
paper, pastins IL neatly % fs IN the f0isn q
a huge oornucepla- Mako a lining ior the
isside ~ brown ar white eli cloth Bind the
edges witn brazil and fuiAh with a quilting Of
rD5on IL desired Ornament ths top aud
bottom Of the stick With a rit bon bow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
nv MloMt

M M\oNt alyssys aossy.. Asgs r.ss
socthsr at haud. IL is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders IL contains 10 Opfun
or Morphine, bat gives the child natural
ease from pata. Price 25 cents. Sold by
4. +. Wilson and w. Z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
rm.s.sl. .na ca. ...as.

A fsney sfasa &c eases srd apbre'l4s
eoi--o-Aas unAk. sd orraneat in alca
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25

A.t l-
taat Is nay - 30
.F,t1i - g slas-
iard article 90 far
nl1fe f1f every
neli regalsfs,i Laih
A very prettY
one. described -
The American Az
rieuitariss. IS ulaie
flun tle frame ~
an Old umbrella
Tie covegiry mut
- removed an 4
the umbFelIa
htiy q sas,i ani
made fast vita z
<fss tao Ks As
aewn in TIE cst.
INA iPrruie is insert
? y 10 a h.ssk ~
Sold wool that
nav te either
rouIbi o. square
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
J. 4. WILLIAMS. MD.

Fhfrficfan ard SarxFpn-
As,eaeetf af res-ev7e A-sfses- Net.css rss
HsA 80 foFA etg, sn1 Coaiegs q fay=s<ssgs
49, s-tsc9ts et3fi1z81 oa3o. spectsL sftsss-
fen gwen e 1eess.s 81 xr-s,zr, ths---sf e.,
e1- t1Ae1si ff-FzzNF- 3TFxe1 cnns 1cuTsSr< ..rifs
et-ae1 fe3e1ls - - ne treE;Ee1s - Tt-susf 49,
Ac1sf 5000 rnl<11 s-ea fsEYog'sc esserl4s<
Tor ever & Nccr>n-rt Ezsxs.ss~.r. s..s <rrses.
sfx4<e<-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-25
C0NsERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FRESH Pike and Pickersl
This day or DettenthalsrS fsh counter, III
Monroe-st.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20
Lee aS a Boy.

The following is description OF the
clay statue of General Lee as a boy Of
II, which is being modelled in Italy and,
it is hoped, viii be erected in marble in
front Of the house OF Lees chilhood IN
Westmoreland county, Va, on the site
Of the tombs of many Of his followers
who fell in the war. The figure is ex-
ceedingly characteristic and full Of Life.
and the face rejuvenated by Nh. Ezekiel
from his own bronze portrait Of the
General in later life gives eloquently the
promise of what was to come. THE
boy is father to the man" here IN very
truth The right hand, holding little,
simple cap, rests on the small stump Of
an oak tree, while the lett, brought up
to about the level Of the waist, clasps q
Bible, with one finger between the
leaves. The youthful figure is slightly
turned from right to left, and the head
is erect and thrown back a little. as ii to
catch the light breeze which blows apart
the fold of the boys simple blouse and
reveals in part the promise OF strength
and compactness in the figure. The
small feet for which the Lee family are
lannon's are finely modelled, es.alsn.the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20
Rolling Easter Eggs.

W>SuISGroE, April 1.-THE grounds
Immediately south oG the Presidents hoi:Sc
presented Il pretty pic9nc to-c:a,E. iho"-
sands OF children were .gstLeseI thc:e cii-
gagcd in the pleasures u ester COG ro.ilr@.
Il custom wi.icA .s:.S i:.ey&iIet. ii !:j:S @.;y'
for ever so nl%Gy years TIC !'-,.Jc:G;':'.. :.
were OF all ages, siz,.s and conditions OK
l;fc, from I:lc panireTed Guild Of llXu!y,
with her French n"rse. 10 the pc":. o!;:c~
pickaninny with bar" feet.
al had cegS, ioiic,l ard dyed, ana in;;ste
the air ring wi;h their happy shouts ana
merry laughter as ;hcy, rolled tlcir eg2@s e2,
and Themselves down the :r@lSSy i;ao'ls aid
chased each Other across the lawns ,iac
Presidcnt cGjeyr1 ji,a s,ec,ac!o very inuc;I
His Office window oPcnst! ,iic,"!i1 over t"e
scene AID he fTcglont! :'1.,..,i i? ms york
to @ize iDon il. ijIs Cirsvjand spl;.t The
morning atthc cauj:; hcn5c &i:. - .,.:i5;'
t. sec ;:c children :; ;o!aG. ', !si.e -
Presidents pa0!ic reception waS in prp.Fcs;
ii TIC j.asI Room in ,;:l@ ;,,;c-i.1"n IL
children Ecar; Of i and iiocr.cd il IL ::::r,;;,
.ualbcrs to Sllai<c hands with he prcS;o;cn;.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20
1 Veteran q: tic Busiaess.

was ii tic room Cf lie Postmaster Sen
eral waiting my chance to speak 10 HIM
when a Democratic Senator said to ne,
under his voice: wait got here first, rs
usual, indicating with his thumb the ven
cradle Republican member fSDm Connect
cut. who was in the revolving chair: IT Ger
eral Villas car. lie always gels here first
Wait does. He always scls everywhere"
first. He is the obstacle | always run
against at the NayJ De; a tment, at The
Treasury Department. ;!l lie Pension OitiCc
and Tie Src>ittcut'S. bat : "hy lc is
called w nit. ii:c wrlst vi il is he knows
every }u''y il: " .;-;i;";a.. ~! ! GEES him
4 Tremendous advantage i;c has been
here cy": >i.cc .Jo:g;.s,.;.> i!::.:c ! iitH;.ah
and | suppose has %ot wore people iiio
Office within the last ~ ,'e&rS than ;.By'
other ma., living CT ,.',::. = nHNi."gi~n
py:t
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20
Arrest CT sawdusr s~lnuIvr-.

The den Of gang Of sawdust swindlers
Was laidcd Yesterday in West 41th street,
New York. The place was in full opera.
ton and the whole gang was arrested and
locke: IL. Gt>.,,c~ were found making up
circ:.i;tls inIo express !,ask~gc5 OF alleged
bogus money and fitting out substitute
yaj:Sc>. also supposed to be full of Green
@o5&.s. Int in rea;itE containing bricks and
%."crt. The h"usc is brownstonc flat
,iirc"Iiv opposite 4 police station. The
operators n..i !. 0 ::;;atS, one for work and
Tie other 70. bed rooms, liHuriouSly fitted
up. he police seized $1,000 in new crisp
genuine bank notes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20
A ROARING FARCE.
An Extraordinary Scene in an Illinois
Court.

Court.
MURrHYsBoRo, H., Apr! 5.--T!!:e cic-
cult court closed without trying ether
than criminal cases. st the close the
sheriff announced that o prisoner w%s II
jail charged with stealing skiff on the
Mississippi. The case was tried and 1t
ended in laugbable farce.
When the prisoner entered the prison
ers box the Judge addressed him:
ssYou are the man who stole the. boat,
are you?"
sWal, yes; but rhar's & pi-t ii tie
case, ledge. They charged me with
steain' it in the mornin', but i
didn't steal it till after dark. Great
laughter. I don't want to be tried tlii
they get Peter Cooper (his partner t:e
is worser man ner | I'm. He seals
wimmen, girls, fsh-hooks AL eve:y-
thing. Roars of lauShter, joined IN ~
the court. Pete wanted to keep TIE
boat, but intended to return It alter
I took my things down the river.
"Then We must defer trial till tie
August term. :,
NO, jedge, I don't want 10 he IL jail
till August. want to be t-icd now.
"Have you IN attorney to defend
you?' ;.
'sNo, and don't want any. ] h:in't
got no money but a few GernAI COINS
for keepsakes. They wo1iI3n,t iire q
good lawyer, and L wouldn't lave 10
poor one. He'd only make il wofzc Eor
me-"
The court appointed three prominent
lawyers to defend him.
With awkward gestures and rlncouth
language he admitted stealing the beat,
but blamed Peter Cooper for it.
When the jury took the case he IL
sisted on retiring with them TO explain
the situation, but this tie court heart
lessly denied.
After an hour of wrestling with tbs
case, the jury, to the consternation 0!
the court and audience. and the disgust
Of the prosecution, brought IN a 1crHot
of not guilty.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20

Ihave been Sufferer from Kidney and
Bladder troubles ior several years. |
have lately had what IS termed B1ight's
Disease, and have had considerable swell
ing OF my legs and shortness Of breath:
The urea has poisoned my blood also. l
secured end an using b. 8. B. Botanic
Blood Balm. and find it acts powerfully
and very quickly, and / am delighted
with It's effects. I had previously ased a
large quantity OF various advertised rein-
edies, and several eminent physicians
also waited on me, but B. B. 3. stands
at the top. JOHN II. MARTIN.
Rock Creek, la, May T, 1856.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20
COULDN'T HEAR IT THUNDER.

an interesting letter IRON A!r. John
". Weeks. superintendent Of DeA;:b
Pauper Home:
From feeling oI g'atitlltlc AID a de-
sire to benefit others, | voluntarily ,.sal<a
tl,;s statement. ] ilave great reason i, he
thapkf;,l that ever heard OF Is. e; D.,
as I know what blessing il h2s btya to
me have suffered with Bronchial Ca
tarrh for number Of years. Six months
l. ~,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20

relative, as to make It CERTAIN even TO a
strangers eye that they were OF the same
stock; and, indeed, Mrs. Cooper (who is
usually called the niece Of General
Lee, though really the cousin once re-
moved, and was on terms of the greatest
affection and confidence with him) de-
clared chat any member CT the family
must be satisfied with the striking like
ness, apart from the artistic merit of the
work
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20

III who desire fall Information about the
cause sutl cure o; :loOd "GiSoms, Sc:oinla and
ScrofulonS swG!iirg>. !!cers sores, Eb2Gula
tisn, Hidn : 0mp!aiGis Iaio.'TIi, exc can
secure ry ia:4il free, :: copy OR - page His
tI:r.d lO1L: Of %unl.r>. .i;lc,t with The most
y:oaGcr:ui ana Startling pryoi ever hct0.c
known. ADDRESS, BLOOD ;h!I o..
aC.ar:a. Il.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20

d" Dicrcv's 'Eavoritc Prescription is u
niost powerful restorative tonic, and com
Diaes the ruost valuable neryinc properties;
especially adapted to the wants of debilita-
ted ladies suffering from weak back, in
ward fever, congestion, inflammation, or
liberation. o. from nervousness or neural
sic pains. By druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20
Gordon, Lakota.


The letter was referred to Commits
sioner Sparks, and went through the
routine of the land Office, and an official
letter was written to the girl informing
her that the, commissioner had decided
the claim in favor of her mother, but an
appeal had been made to the secretary
OF the interior, where it is now pending.
The little girl wrote another letter, SINH
lar to her previous one, begging TIC
commissioner ''to get Mr.. Lamars 10
decide mas case. Lige Moon: sic says,
"told ma that if you decided in mas
favor he would not give her any more
trouble, but Lige Moon lies.
This letter was also answered, and the
correspondence sent to the secretary to
hurry his action.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20
HURTING TIP L..i.n.lE.
\ Dakota Girl Who Sv:,:::cs! t.,:c Sec!c:.':!
Decide Her Mas Case
From the Cincinnati Enquire

to Decide Her Mas Case
From the Cincinnati Enqurec.
\ little girl eight years old, residing
at Gordon, Dakota, has written the fol-
lowing letter to Secretary Lamar. 1t
was printed on small piece of paper
with lead pencil, in a style peculiar
only to children when they are writing
their first letters. Every letteris a capi-
tai, and reads:
s'AIR. LAMARs: Won't you please de-
eide the land case that is in your of;ce
now. Ma has to work out, and Minnie
is sick, and I have to do the work. I
am only eight years old. We hain't no
money, and Lige Moon is trying to get
our claim. ADA FRENCH.
"NIa wants to get some money so NE
can buy some close and get a horse It
is awful cold here ct Mitchell, Dakota,
and we have to burn hay, and can't
hardly keep warm. Goodby.
ADA FRENCH !"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-04-20

In 1881 Chief Ius:;rp DalV ~"Vc him Inc
I.a,.I rinb1 70 assume the name bv which
he has sinc.. ,bcrc i;aown.
w., -, 1,,,,,..,. ,,,,.,,. cote ~. mos,
1!;3os, ~ a''g . y, 81 III 80, bancroft
~" I.,Nrrc,or 49, G ,, andan Lca,re where She
;r ;s'N ,,Ia,inc Who s,ys. IF had known
What ", / nov lnow woulI have sent her
into the country and had her play three
months as Miss jenkins until She had worn
oil her aneularil;eS
", por,e,1 .svs he ,ii,rs ,I,.. looks OF the
-, ;t.-a, - 49, ~, a-,itr,ry .ct:oa OF
.,sn or,,,,on, Tt,.,,,,o,, a .;cl:,c v hen
,t,. ,..- 9,nnatin,n.f - the first reading oi the
coercion bill Had o2I.- been uDticr Giscas-
SION for one evening. he adds has :'ro-
;llced q >iron- fcc!::;s @c ;t:ltag"u!$'a o The
measure throughout Great Britain.
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AZ 49,, IT,. ra,J,r,s That tie debris
49,; SO 'r' n.roSir.. ,r;.b the shjps
S%u ".p,,,~i'' - =, tLo ;,.. ware .Innr over
hoard ~ make room for seals. There is
,,rnat 70 ;o;,.inn o,noH.r the scaler> families
5rcr @ thr arr;val Of the supposed lost
.4c.,,nr
1,..:,..:,. p,.,.1.. 1s..,a "Wednesday
p"ii ;ilS ,''S' ,,.,n -.
ngblican Representative and failed Of an
election for orc Representative The Sen
NE is row complete and stands ItepunI-
cans 20: Democrats is. The dGnSr stands:
Republicans -. Democrats Il. rroHDltioH-
Isl one ara ore yet % be elected.
Cardinal Gibbons VIII 60 70 London
3Tonday and rcnlaia there few days 10
consult with Cardinal Manning on questions
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PITTS CARMIyATIVE!
FGS INFANTS AID
TEETHING CEILDR l., Y.

an instant relief fer collie of.3,infants.
Cures Dysentery, DiaIrhcoa, Cholera
Jnfantum OF any diseases Of the stomach
and bowels. Makes The critical period
OF iEcetaing safe ;;'iCl easy. Is safe and
pleasant tonic. Eor SAL, oy ali druggists,
and for wholesale hy EowARD, WnLET
y Co., Augusta. Ga.
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|nYssII::I;' ::: :e:s: 2H;Il Surgical Institute
.,;%rl q. z:;;-::::2u EHI-cr:ci;ecd and s':2iil.
- ;'s.3ai:i;:.is 2a:i SsirGeo's.

AL C::p0:::;;c C.sEAsEs = SPECIALLY
Paticnis treated here o.':J their home Many
treated 3 i.oul.. through correspond ancc. az
successfully rs L !l..G: IL person. cc!nc ana
see US sl. <c.lG ~ cents in stamps for our
!-.2ii. Ea:5c-5cok,' !rE!ch gives al partlc-
I:,i.,s :gtIrrSs: "uIiIc ; Dl:>pENSAl:f tlEDl-
f.tI, ;..>..e.G .Ti,,H Gj5 lain St.. Buffalo. Ny.
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Rev. Edward G. Taylor, pastor of
Delaware Avcnue Baptist Church, Buff y
\. j., died yesterday of pneumonia. SIS
was editor Of the Baptist Sunday Sc
Qu2r:erly and furnished lessons note
the I5aptist Leader He was authc
some Of the Moody & Sankey hymns
other musical favorites =He was q grad
os Bucknell College ard Rochester | &
logical Seminary, and had been success -
il pastor OF the Coliseum Place BalSS
Chulch If Mew Orleans the Park Ave
Baptist Church of Chicago anu tie Fie
Baptist Churches Of Providence, r. l., an
Newark. \. J. His Buffalo pastorate b
gan january /, 1886.
An Indianapolis special says: On Satul
Gay last the ticket agent Of the Pennsylv;
III: S1ad i Logansport refused TO sell
party Of u ticket 20 San Diego over th
Chicago and Alton road, the Western cor
nect:on of the Pennsylvania lines, whic
tie Pennsylvania Company has boycotted
lie offered 10 sell the party tickets leadin
oycra competing line of the Chicago an
t.l.o... ! representative of the Chicag
ard !iilor went TO .-oGa,r2sno~t with instrut
tons that should the Pennsylvania agen
still! refuse to sell tickets via the line, t
bring the matter before the United State
Courts under the new discrimination claus
Of the new law.